I want to thank Nick and Jack for helping me make my dreams a reality. I came to them seeking advice for growing my business. Other people in the past have told me that my ideas and dreams for my business were unattainable. Jack and Nick teamed up with me to brand myself and have opened doors that, in the past, were closed. They have opened my mind to see all of the different ways to make my business successful and to take it to the next level. Thanks to them, today, I am in a position to achieve my business goals and am creating financial freedom for my family and my business partners.
Ronel Jumpp, CEO, Jumpp Investment Group LLC
When we first met Nick and Jack, we were floundering a little with our training business…we had all of the pieces, but didn’t have a cohesive vision or strategy of where it could take us. Since working with them, we have put more systems into our office, we are looking at the marketing (and the results of that marketing!) in a whole new light, our website actually looks like a professional did it, AND we have an awesome vision for our company that will allow us to retire in just a few short years. Sometimes we get so busy in the day to day “stuff” of our businesses that we forget to stop and look AT our businesses, The Dicks + Nanton Agency has afforded us an impartial outsiders’ view of our own business and the potential that it has.
Andy Tolbert, The Blue Jeans Broker, 
“Nick, the weekend in Hollywood was great… your program is terrific and I really appreciate the speakers you brought in.”
-Ben Glass
I chose Dicks Nanton Agency for their track record and cross industry insight that will assist me in the growth of my company, I’m very excited to be working with seasoned pros.”
Ray Reiss, Founder, KeepMyParentsAtHome.com
Nick, We were interviewed live today by Fox 40 I am not going to be critical of the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court except to use the fact that he decided not to use notes in the swearing in of the President of the United States as an example of what happens if you are not prepared. He wasn’t and messed up the oath of office for himself and the President.
The Business Lesson: In business you cannot be prepared for everything, but you can be prepared for the things you know are coming and if you are not prepared, there is a great chance that mistakes can and will happen. There isn’t any excuse in that.
Not to long ago there was a very successful bestselling book call, Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff . While I understand the point the author was making about the importance of not getting stressed out, I hasten to point out that good business is the essence of sweating the small stuff. To review every detail of an event, sales letter, marketing campaign or new hire is important. If you can’t do it yourself make sure the person handling the job for you can or get someone else.
The Chief Justice of the Supreme Court made a mistake today that could have been prevented. Unfortunately, he will have to live with it. Don’t put yourself in the same position.
